It's logical sure but your problem has nothing to do with Memcached I don't think.
What causes client(s) to get new message(s)? On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 12:05 PM, - - <alo...@gmail.com> wrote: > hello, > I'm trying to write a chat server with memcached. I decided to use memcache > because of > > Faster than using HDD ( Database ) > Cheaper than using HDD ( Database ) > No need to save history > > I want to take information from you about how much is it logical. > > I'm using php and javascript > > chat.php > > There is a two JS function. > getmessage: every one second making a request to getmessage.php > setmessage: sending input valutes to setmessage.php > > getmessage.php > getCache($room,$data); ( $data is array hold username and text ) > remove($room) > > setmessage.php > setCache($room,$data) > > > But it's not working as i want. When there are 2 or more users, message > doesn't go everyone. > > I used lock's but it didn't work. > > Is there any example, that i can take a look ? > > Is it logical to write a chat with memcached ? > > Thank you
